Honi Soit’s editorial on the defeat of the Voice to Parliament.
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Students attended a speak-out at Fisher Library before marching to F23 to show their support for the Voice and condemn the “racist rhetoric” surrounding the referendum.
The argument that the Voice is “divisive” is a mashup of two separate, but equally incorrect, claims.
The discussion throughout the event was robust and dynamic, showcasing the multifaceted nature of the Voice to Parliament debate.
The USU joins multiple schools and faculties in their stance to support the Voice to Parliament.
The Faculty of Medicine and Health is part of many other faculties and schools, such as Law and Chemistry, that have publicly come out in support for a Voice to Parliament, with more expected to follow over the coming weeks.
There is little prospect that a “No” vote would provide an impetus for a move towards Treaty and Truth. Instead, it would deter any government from pursuing meaningful steps towards justice for First Nations communities.
